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The Hannah Frankman PodcastHow to Choose a School for Your KidIn this episode, expect to learn about what to look for when choosing a school for your kid. Hannah breaks down the difference between “Institutional” and “child-centric” education and how the latter often leads to improved academic outcomes for children. She also explores how child-centric education utilizes technology and AI to customize curriculum, ensuring that students are able to learn at their own pace and avoid the pitfalls of falling behind that are so common in institutional education.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:18 - Life Updates0:46 - Exploring Education Options & Philosop...
2025-03-2831 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastKerry McDonald: Breaking Free from Conventional SchoolingKerry McDonald is a Senior Fellow at FEE and the author of Unschooled and the forthcoming book Joyful Learning.Kerry returns to the podcast to talk about the trends in the microschool movement coming out of the pandemic, why homeschooling and microschooling is on the rise, and how school choice policy is affecting innovation and entrepreneurship in education. We also talk about the models and trends that Kerry is most excited about as she travels across the country interviewing school founders and entrepreneurs on her podcast LiberatEDChapters:
2025-03-131h 09The Hannah Frankman PodcastNicholas Ellis: Saving Small Town AmericaDr. Nicholas Ellis is the Founder and CEO of Christian Halls, a local, independent learning community, offering college, skilled trade, and other post-secondary education opportunities.Expect to learn about Nick’s experience growing up homeschooled and going to some of the most elite universities, the genesis of Christian Halls, why the current university system is broken, and how we can save small town America.Chapters:0:00 - Intro5:09 - Small Town America6:04 - Christian Halls13:22 - Using Universities as Vendors18:33...
2025-03-0657 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastConnor Boyack: Praxis Got ACQUIREDConnor Boyack is the author of 50 books, including the popular Tuttle Twins children’s series. He is also president of Libertas Network, a family-centric liberty initiative.Expect to learn about the recent acquisition of Praxis by Libertas Network, building an audience in the education space, the future of Praxis and how the market for college alternatives has changed over the past decade.Chapters:0:00 - Connor Boyack3:16 - The Acquisition of Praxis4:59 - What is Libertas Network?9:11 - How Will Praxis Integrate?...
2025-02-271h 10The Hannah Frankman PodcastPublic School is an OUTDATED ModelIn this solocast, expect to learn why our education system in America is broken and what we can do to fix it. Hannah explores the lack of advancement in public education in the 21st Century, the ed-tech tools that are making the most impact, and the possibility of progress through AI, LLMs, and microschools.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:52 - Twitter Battles2:48 - Is Education in America Broken?8:46 - Rejecting the Model10:51 - 20th vs 21st Century Education14:04 - “Learning Science”16:35 - AI a...
2025-02-2126 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastWhat To Do if You Quit Your Public School CareerIn this solocast, expect to hear advice for teachers and educators trying to get out of the public education system. Hannah offers options ranging from the micro school movement to one-on-one and online teaching. She also offers direct support by encouraging interested listeners to reach out to her on X.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:14 Leaving the Public Education System5:47 - Building a Career in Education6:48 - Teachers Leaving Education8:33 - How the System Restricts Teachers12:36 - The Micro School Movement17:11...
2025-02-1327 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastQ&A - Reading, Homeschool Curriculum, Education Reform & MoreWe’re finally doing an AMA episode! Expect to hear Hannah answer listener questions on topics like reading, homeschool curriculum, education reform, socialization, and much more.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:45 - What Do You Think is the Best Way to Teach a Kid to Read?3:18 - What is the Best Way to Create a Well Rounded Curriculum for Homeschooling Kids8:34 - Can the Education System Can Be Reformed or Do We Need a Different System?11:41 - How Do We Protect Kids in Classrooms from the System Influencers Once Trump Begins the Education Reform Process12:54 - When Do We Trust the Government fo...
2025-02-0726 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastMy Top Book Recommendations for Homeschoolers Part 2In this episode, Hannah shares 10 more of her favorite books on education for homeschoolers and their parents. If you’d like to hear Part 1, you can find that here.
Chapters:
0:00 - Top Book Recommendations
0:59 - Deschooling Society - Ivan Illich
2:48 - How Children Learn - John Holt
4:36 - Unschooled - Kerry McDonald
6:16 - The Discovery of the Child - Maria Montessori
9:38 - The Last Safe Investment - Michael Ellsberg
13:08 - Why Johnny Can’t Read and What You Can Do Abou...
2025-01-3129 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastWhat is Social Media Doing to Kids?In this solocast, expect to learn about the recent Tik Tok ban, the social media driven mental health crisis, whether or not these apps are inherently harmful to kids, and the potential for social media to be used with intention for education and personal growth.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Why Was Tik Tok Temporarily Banned?
3:34 - What is Social Media Doing to Us?
4:14 - The Social Media Algorithm
8:00 - Social Media Driving the Mental Health Crisis
10:02 - The Benefits of Social Media...
2025-01-2327 min
Simple Farmhouse Life273. What is the BEST way to educate your children? Is homeschooling right for everyone? | Hannah FrankmanWhat is wrong with our current educational system? And how can we provide our children with a high-quality education in spite of the pervasive issues? In addition to being a lifelong homeschooled student herself, Hannah Frankman uses her podcast to explore the issues in our current school system and creative solutions to provide our children an education that suits their actual needs. I love talking about homeschooling on this podcast, but this episode adds a new dimension to the conversations I have been having. Hannah addresses the question: is homeschooling right for every family? What about socialization? What is the h...
2025-01-2159 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastScott Scheall: The Declining Value of the Modern College DegreeScott Scheall spent the majority of his academic career at Arizona St. University, the largest university in the world, and is now a professor at the University of Austin, perhaps the smallest university in the world.
Expect to learn about the bureaucracy that exists in large academic institutions and the perverse incentives in place that make it so difficult for faculty to deliver a quality education. We dive into the war on free speech inside of college campuses and what the University of Austin is doing to protect free speech as a core pillar of the academic...
2025-01-091h 28The Hannah Frankman PodcastHow to Deschool Your KidsIn this solocast, Hannah explores five of the most harmful lessons taught in public schools, examines how these lessons set kids up for failure in the real world, and discusses the process of deschooling and detoxing from traditional education.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Deschooling
3:43 - The Harmful Lessons That Public Schools Teach
5:17 - Waiting for Permission
11:57 - Being Passive
14:25 - Deferring to Authority
18:52 - Learning to the Test
24:18 - Doing the Bare Minimum to Get By
32:07...
2024-11-2837 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastMatt Bateman: How Bad is AI-Enabled Cheating?Matt Bateman returns to the Hannah Frankman Podcast for the third time! Matt is the co-founder of Higher Ground Montessori, one of the largest networks of Montessori schools in the world. Matt was a former philosophy professor at universities and is an expert in early childhood development.
This episode is all about AI in education. Expect to learn about the developments that have taken place since ChatGPT became widely available, the presence of cheating with AI and how to combat it, AI products that Matt is excited about, and how to prepare kids for...
2024-11-211h 20The Hannah Frankman PodcastMadison Adkins: A Crash Course in Education MarketingMadison Adkins is a Praxis graduate who currently works with Hannah to help market alternative education programs and brands.
Expect to learn about Madison's journey as a high school and college dropout and how it influenced her current work. We explore our approaches to marketing alternative education programs, including common mistakes educators make, our process for refining clients' brand positioning and messaging, and best practices for various platforms to help brands effectively communicate their message and achieve their goals.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
3:10 - The Work...
2024-11-071h 13The Hannah Frankman PodcastDesigning Your Environment for LearningIn this solocast, Hannah explains why your physical space has such a profound impact on your life, discusses the issues with public education classrooms, and offers insights on how to optimize your environment for both personal and children's education.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
2:47 - Why Environment Design is So Important
5:56 - What is Environment Design?
9:36 - Environment Design in Montessori Classrooms
16:54 - Hannah’s Personal Experience with Environment Design
21:00 - Public School Education Spaces
26:16 - Environment Design in the Kitchen
2...
2024-10-2436 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastMy Top Book Recommendations for HomeschoolersIn this solocast, Hannah shares her top book recommendations for homeschoolers and their parents. This is the stack she believes is most helpful for understanding how to take charge and facilitate your child’s education experience.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Don’t Tell Me I Can’t
4:05 - The Intellectual Lives of Children - Susan Engel
6:02 - Free to Learn - Peter Gray
7:05 - The ABC’s of Ho
10:57 - Why Johnny Still Can’t Read or Write or Understand Math: And What We Ca...
2024-10-1723 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastSocialization for HomeschoolersIn this solocast, Hannah explains her personal experience as a homeschooler. She discusses the debates surrounding socialization for homeschoolers and explores the distinction between "normal" and "common" in relation to student experiences in public education.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Update on Hannah’s Life
2:13 - Socialization for Homeschooled Kids
14:43 - Are We Over Socializing in Public Education?
19:12 - Normal vs. Common
22:40 - Social Status and Bullying
25:52 - Relationship with Adults as a Homeschooler
30:53 - Hannah’s Socialization Experience
2024-10-1038 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastKaity Broadbent: Redefining Education StandardsKaity Broadbent is the chief evangelist at Prenda, a network of microschools expanding across the country and offering Education Savings Account (ESA) options for students.
In this episode, you'll learn about Prenda's culture, how it establishes values of curiosity, and why it emphasizes the process of learning rather than standardized test outcomes. We dive into the academic tools Prenda uses to develop its curriculum, how they reignite curiosity in their students, and the process families go through when launching a Prenda microschool.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
3:59...
2024-10-031h 06The Hannah Frankman PodcastHunter Dane: Building a Survival SchoolHunter Dane is a wilderness entrepreneur and outdoorsman who leads guided hunting expeditions across the globe.
Expect to learn about the genesis of Hunter's career as a hunting guide, his profound connection to nature, and the life-changing experiences his clients undergo during their expeditions. We also discuss the school Hunter is building, which teaches outdoor, hunting, and survival skills. He shares why he considers these skills essential for everyone, especially children, to learn.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
2:01 - Hunter's Upcoming Trip to Alaska
5:23 - What Does a...
2024-09-261h 01The Hannah Frankman PodcastRobert Pondiscio: Lessons From the Lowest Performing Schools in AmericaRobert Pondiscio is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of How the Other Half Learns He has spent the past few decades researching and writing about education reform.
In this episode, expect to learn why Robert left a successful journalism career to become a public school teacher in New York City's lowest performing school system, Robert's insights on education reform, particularly in inner-city schools, and what the real root of the public education problem really is. We explore why education reform is such a complex issue and why he believes...
2024-09-191h 26The Hannah Frankman PodcastClaire Honeycutt: From Academia to HomeschoolingClaire Honeycutt is a former academic spending 20 years working inside of academia. She was a professor at Arizona St. University from 2015-2024 when she resigned to become a full time homeschooling mom.
Expect to learn about Claire's insights on how we learn and why she became so interested in intrinsic motivation and self-directed learning. She'll discuss taking a mastery-based learning approach in classrooms of 50–100 students, why many kids in her classes struggled to love learning, and why she feels strongly about fostering a love of learning in her own children. Claire bridges the philosophies of...
2024-09-121h 26The Hannah Frankman PodcastEric Daniels: From Montessori to Higher EdEric Daniels is the Assistant Director of Clemson University’s Institute for the Study of Capitalism. Eric has worked in multiple levels of education; from middle school science teacher to head of a Montessori school to working at multiple universities.
Expect to learn Eric's insights from his diverse educational experiences and how they've shaped his teaching philosophy. He discusses the development of thought, critical thinking, and reasoning, emphasizing the crucial role of early years in building a foundation for lifelong learning. Eric shares valuable lessons from Montessori and university-level education, and offers advice for pa...
2024-09-051h 56The Hannah Frankman PodcastJoe Connor: The Landscape of School Choice and ESAsJoe Connor is the founder and CEO of Odyssey, a platform that helps parents access and utilize their ESA money.
Expect to learn about the history of ESA programs, what Odyssey does to help parents access funds, and the patterns and trends in ESA rollouts across the country. We explore why Joe is so optimistic about the future of school choice and how ESAs can empower parents to select the best education for their children.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
2:49 - What is Odyssey?
4:38...
2024-08-291h 02The Hannah Frankman PodcastRyan Delk: Building a Growing Network of MicroschoolsRyan Delk is the founder and CEO of Primer, a network of microschools expanding across the country. Primer is structured in a way that supports teachers that allows them to focus on what they love most.
Expect to learn about the systems Primer has built across their network to allow teachers to focus on what they love and streamline the process for getting a school off the ground. You’ll learn about the work Ryan has done to manage regulations and laws to make it easier for people to launch schools. The educational philosophy th...
2024-08-221h 11The Hannah Frankman PodcastSteve Patterson: Philosophy Outside of AcademiaSteve Patterson is an author and freelance philosopher working outside of traditional academia. He specializes in uncovering foundational errors in “mainstream consensus” and orthodox opinions.
Expect to learn about the research Steve has done throughout his career, what it means to be a philosopher, and why he believes we are in a dark age of philosophy, ideas, and information. You’ll discover how he found that much of what academic institutions have produced over the last century is riddled with errors, why our institutions are corrupt and flawed, and what he is doing to advanc...
2024-08-151h 28The Hannah Frankman PodcastJon England: Seven Years as a Public School PrincipalJon England is the Education Policy Analyst at Libertas Institute. He works to support micro school founders and school choice legislation, and is currently building an association that will allow micro school founders to tap into the economies of scales that public schools are able to leverage.
In this episode, expect to learn about John’s experience as a public school teacher and principal, the difficulties of innovation within the public education landscape, and why he was investigated and asked to step down for speaking about his values around gender and Covid policy. You’ll a...
2024-08-081h 09The Hannah Frankman PodcastDan Sanchez: Learning Out LoudDan Sanchez is a writer and Senior Fellow at FEE where he is the Director of Content and Editor. Dan and Hannah worked together at Praxis and ran the Cole Summers Fellowship together.
In this episode, expect to learn Dan’s journey becoming an intellectual outside of academia through his own studying and learning, his approach to developing fellowships and coaching programs inside of FEE and why he feels like writing is such an important mechanism to teach young people as a tool for thinking.
This episode is sponsored by...
2024-08-011h 09The Hannah Frankman PodcastKatelyn Donnelly: Funding Ed TechKatelyn Donnelly is the founder and general partner of Avalanche VC, a venture capitalist firm that invests primarily in Ed Tech Companies.
Expect to learn what Ed Tech is and how it’s changing the education landscape, how Austin, TX has become a hub for education innovation, and Katelyn’s predictions about the future of the education market. You’ll also learn about Katelyn’s work with the government of Pakistan helping them roll out a voucher program that allow students to attend public and private schools.
This episode is sponsored by John Gal...
2024-07-251h 21The Hannah Frankman PodcastGraham Frey: The Case for All-Boys SchoolsGraham Frey returns to the show! Graham is the CEO of Hallcraft School Studio and former CEO of Alpha, an innovative network of K-12 schools based in Austin, Texas.
In this episode, expect to learn why the modern education system makes it easier for girls to succeed and is detrimental to boy’s self-esteem and development, the case for same sex schools, why having a strong culture in early education is so important, and how Graham is thinking about raising his own sons in the modern world.
This episode is sponsored by Jo...
2024-07-181h 34The Hannah Frankman PodcastAquinnah Bree: Becoming a NovelistAquinnah Bree is a full time freelance writer with a very unique and interesting education background. She just released her debut novel, A Tempest of Roses
In this episode, expect to learn about Aquinnah’s unique education background bouncing between different schools, how she developed a love for writing, why she chose to skip college and build a free lance business, and the process of writing her debut novel. You’ll also hear how her unique alternative education experience prepared her for the work she does now and the art she is putting out into the world.
This episode is spon...
2024-06-271h 03The Hannah Frankman PodcastRay Girn: The Business of Building SchoolsRay Girn is the co-founder and CEO of Higher Ground Montessori, the largest network of Montessori schools in the world.
Expect to learn the business side of building and scaling schools, why talent is so important, and how Ray thinks about building a culture that scales. You’ll learn the philosophy of Montessori and how Higher Ground has implemented them into the modern education landscape. You’ll also hear Ray’s thoughts about the future of innovation and education.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2024-06-201h 28The Hannah Frankman PodcastPeter Gray: The Psychology of PlayThis week we have Peter Gray, a developmental psychologist who studies the important of play in childhood. His book Free to Learn covers the importance of play as a form of education in
Expect to learn why childhood play was an area of interest in his research, Peter’s experience raising a son who was rebellious to the traditional education system, and his thoughts on Sudbury Schools, Unschooling, and other alternative education models. You’ll also hear Peter’s take on video games and using play in the digital world.
This...
2024-06-131h 38The Hannah Frankman PodcastChrisman Frank: Creating the Schools of the FutureThis week we have Chrisman Frank, the Co-Founder and CEO of Synthesis, an online, game-based school that was originally built as part of Elon Musk’s SpaceX school. It’s now available to the public.
In this episode, expect to learn the origin of Synthesis, how Synthesis is using game-based learning and AI to deliver personalized tutoring to it’s students, and Chrisman’s personal story going from student, to tutor, to Co-Founder of Synthesis. Chrisman is such a positive force in the online education space and there’s so much valuable information in this episo...
2024-06-061h 16The Hannah Frankman PodcastKeri Waters: Revolutionizing Liberal Arts EducationKeri Waters is an inventor, long time entrepreneur and currently the Chief Innovation Officer at the University of Austin, America’s newest private University.
In this episode, expect to learn about Keri’s journey as an entrepreneur, how the University of Austin is combining liberal arts and entrepreneurship, what they are looking for in applicants, and how Keri is building the centers of innovation at the University of Austin.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2024-05-301h 13
Apogee StrongAlternative & Personalized Learning: Overcoming Homeschooling Challenges and Navigating Unique Career Paths with Hannah FrankmanWith its flexibility and personalized style, homeschooling can attract parents and students who want a more custom education. It shapes the learning path to match each child's speed, interests, and unique obstacles, promoting better academic results and more student participation. With homeschooling, it can be a safe space from bullying and the social challenges that can sometimes come with traditional schooling. However, homeschooling needs a lot of time from parents and takes on the roles of both teachers and social activity planners.
Hannah Frankman shares her journey to self-discovery. She talks about homeschooling, career paths, and overcoming...
2024-05-281h 31The Hannah Frankman PodcastErin Doppelt: Why You Need a Meditation PracticeErin Doppelt is a spiritual psychology + meditation teacher and author of the new book Nothing Can Stop You.
In this episode, expect to learn what a mindfulness practice can do to improve your life and help regulate your nervous system, why children are innately good meditators, the importance of finding your own path in life, and Erin’s top pieces of advice for parents who are on the unconventional path.
Disclaimer: We experienced some audio issues while recording this episode, so apologies for the quality. The message still shines through!
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2024-05-231h 16
Kyle Kingsbury Podcast#355 Homeschooling, Sports, and Rites of Passage w/ Hannah FrankmanHannah Frankman was kind enough to invite me on her podcast to talk parenting, schooling, rites of passage and transformational experiences. Then she went over the top and allowed me to use our audio there to release to yall. This is an excellent sample of the conversations Hannah has on, The Hannah Frankman Podcast. Go subscribe and 5-star her show to keep up with what I’m tuned into as well. Love y’all
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2024-05-172h 03The Hannah Frankman PodcastLaura Mazer: Building the Future of MontessoriThis week we have Laura Mazer on the podcast. Laura, a former surgeon, is now on the leadership team at Guidepost Montessori, the largest network of Montessori schools in the world
In this episode, you’ll learn about Maria Montessori, the Montessori method, and how Montessori approaches education and development differently from traditional schools. You’ll learn about the importance Montessori places on children gaining a sense of independence and how Guidepost implements agency at different stages of development. You’ll hear the genesis of Guidepost and how it became the largest network of Montessori schools in the world. You’ll also...
2024-05-161h 31The Hannah Frankman PodcastShould I Homeschool My Kids?We’re doing something a little different in this episode. After nearly 50 interviews, we bring you the first ever solocast. Expect to learn Hannah’s personal alternative education experience, why she chose not to go to college, advice for parents, answers to the most frequently asked questions, and how to think about choosing a school for your child.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:24 - The Active Mind Conference
2:31 - Hannah’s Formative Education Story
12:06 - High School Experience
13:56 - Choosing Not to Go to College
17:3...
2024-05-0956 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastPaul Millerd: Stepping Off the Conventional PathPaul Millerd is the author of the Pathless Path, which tells his story of leaving the high status consulting world to become a nomad, a freelancer, and a writer.
In this episode, expect to learn how Paul started to unwind and ultimately reject some of these stories and how we can find the courage to think critically about what we actually want in life and what really brings us fulfillment and meaning. Ultimately, how changing our scripts and asking the right questions can help us live a life on our own terms.
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2024-05-021h 29The Hannah Frankman PodcastJenny Clark: How ESAs Are Changing EducationJenny Clark is a homeschooling mom of 5 and the founder of Love Your School, an organization that helps families find, access, and figure out their eligibility for ESAs in Arizona and West Virginia.
In this episode, you’ll hear about Jenny’s journey from high achieving career to homeschooling mom, the ESA movement’s effect on the education landscape at large, and the inception of Love Your School.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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Chapters:
0:00 - Jenny...
2024-04-251h 30The Hannah Frankman PodcastCade Prior: Do Homeschoolers Have Friends?Cade Prior is a filmmaker with a passion for creating content that captures the emotion and beauty of life. He is also a real life example of successful homeschooling.
In this episode, expect to hear Cade’s experience growing up homeschooled, whether or not being a homeschooler was an asset in his career, and how homeschooling allowed him to become self-directed, ultimately enabling him to become a successful filmmaker in the alternative health space.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2024-04-181h 16The Hannah Frankman PodcastAmar Kumar: A New Era of Personalized EducationAmar Kumar is the Founder and CEO of KaiPod Learning, a network of in-person microschools where students learn at their own pace, explore their passions, and develop their skills to take on the world. Amar has been working to improve education for students around the world for over 15 years.
In this episode, you’ll hear about Amar’s experience immigrating from India to America specifically for education, why he chose a career in education after studying engineering, and his experience launching KaiPod during the pandemic. The discussion also touches on the impact of the pand...
2024-04-111h 17The Hannah Frankman PodcastAustin Scholar: The Teen With No Teachers Who's Going to StanfordKate, known online as Austin Scholar, is a teenage author writing about education in the 21st Century. Kate is a senior at Alpha High School in Austin, TX, where she started her newsletter, writing about her experience in alternative education and her advice to parents from a teenagers perspective.
In this episode, you’ll learn about the innovative and modern approach to education taking place at Alpha, how Kate’s education has shaped her teenage years and allowed her interests to blossom, the power of social media and technology for the future generation, and how parents can help support their kid’...
2024-04-041h 10The Hannah Frankman PodcastRachelle Noble: Can Microschools Help Kids Discover Themselves?Rachelle Noble is the co-founder of Microschool Solutions, an organization that helps people launch and operate microschools.
In this episode, you’ll learn about Rachelle’s story and personal experience with alternative education, how transformative microschools can be both for the students and adults, and how putting children first and taking them seriously can make all the difference.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
2:50 - Rachelle’s Childhood
12:15 - What is Microschool Solutions?
21:40 - Why Working in a Microschool is Healing
27:50 - Putting Children First
36:55 - Innovation in Education
41:50 - How Pe...
2024-03-281h 38The Hannah Frankman PodcastChris Turner: A New World For HomeschoolersChris Turner is the founder of Moonrise, a co-learning space in Atlanta providing a new type of childcare for families participating in homeschooling or alternative education.
In this episode you’ll learn about the origin of Moonrise, the plans for expansion, the regulations and roadblocks that stand in the way, and some of the philosophical ideas that are shaping Chris’s approach.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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Chapters:
0:00 - Chris Turner
2...
2024-03-211h 31The Hannah Frankman PodcastTim Kennedy: Why Does a Soldier Start a School?Tim Kennedy is a former UFC Fighter, active Green Beret, and founder of Apogee. In the fall of 2024 he will be expanding Apogee to 50 schools across the country.
In this episode, you’ll learn why education is one of the biggest problems in America, how he’s moving a national movement of education and scaling it so quickly, and why the nuclear family is the foundation of America. Tim shares insights into his motivations to improve education in our country and his belief in empowering parents and families to take charge of their education.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt...
2024-03-0738 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastKyle Kingsbury: From UFC to Homeschooling DadKyle Kingsbury is a former Division 1 Football Player, UFC Fighter, and Unschooling dad of two. He is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to health and wellness and formerly worked as the Director of Human Optimization at Onnit in Austin, TX. Kyle is now building a regenerative ranching operation while unschooling his two kids on the farm.
In this episode, you’ll hear why Kyle decided to unschool his kids, the value of sports and athletics for children, and how Kyle finds balance between freedom and structure in parenting. You’ll also hear tips on how to raise your chil...
2024-02-291h 55The Hannah Frankman PodcastArjun Khemani: How a 17-Year-Old Landed a Job with NavalArjun Khemani is a 17 year old high school dropout who is currently working on Airchat with Naval Ravikant.
In this episode you’ll learn about Arjun’s educational experience in India and how he learned to leverage the internet to connect and work with his intellectual heroes. You’ll hear the story of how Arjun wrote 100 blog posts in 100 days before becoming involved in Airchat and beginning to work with Naval Ravikant. You’ll also hear why we should be taking kids more seriously and how to find success on an unconventional path.
2024-02-221h 22
The Wildly Capable ShowAlternative education—why your kids don't need to go to college, what a homeschool day actually looks like, and Montessori-style schooling explained with Hannah FrankmanOn this episode, we sat down with Hannah Frankman, an alternative education enthusiast. Hannah shares her wisdom around homeschooling, Montessori-style schooling, the pros and cons of traditional college, and so much more. Find Hannah Frankman on Instagram HERE. Find Hannah Frankman's podcast HERE. Find Hannah Frankman on YouTube HERE. Find Homegrown on Instagram HERE. Find Liz Haselmayer on Instagram HERE. Find Joey Haselmayer on Instagram HERE.Shop real food meal plans and children's curriculum HERE.Get exclusive podcast episodes HERE.Find us on YouTube HERE.Shop natural ho...
2024-02-211h 45The Hannah Frankman PodcastLenore Skenazy: Raising Free Range KidsLenore Skenazy was once branded as “America’s Worst Mom” for letting her nine year old son ride the subway alone. She is the founder of Free Range Kids and co-founder of Let Grow.
In this episode, you’ll learn how America became so risk averse. You’ll discover why we’ve become so afraid of letting our kids be independent, the developmental implications of blocking our kids from exploring the world, and why their capacity to take risks is so critical to becoming self-sufficient, confident adults.
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2024-02-151h 05The Hannah Frankman PodcastMitchell Earl: College? Or a Startup Education?Mitchell Earl is the COO of Praxis, a personal and professional development program for young adults.
In this episode you’ll learn Mitchell’s opinions on whether or not it’s important for a young person to go to college, How to think philosophically about your career and your life trajectory. You’ll also hear some great stories about Mitchell’s education, his start up career, and the lessons he learned along the way.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
2:38 - Mitchell’s Journey Into Fatherhood
6:58 - The Collective Fear of Parenthoo...
2024-02-081h 46
FITFOrebelEducator, Hannah Frankman on Figuring Out Homeschooling, Unschooling and Creating Learning EnvironmentsWelcome to episode #24 of the FITFO Podcast! I am joined by the insightful #rebelEducator, Hannah Frankman, as we explore the intersecting worlds of parenting, education, and cultivating a curiosity-driven environment for our children.
Hannah shares her personal journey towards understanding and shaping early childhood development, drawing from Montessori principles and emphasizing the value of structured freedom. She explains how designing an educational space with thoughtfully curated activities can lead to children naturally engaging in beneficial play, fostering self-motivation and responsibility.
Diving deeper, we explore Hannah's nuanced take on homeschooling, where she discusses the balance between rigid academic...
2024-02-021h 11The Hannah Frankman PodcastGena Gorlin: Cultivating the Builder's MindsetDr. Gena Gorlin is a clinical psychologist who specializes in working with founders.
In this episode, You’ll learn how Gena watches the development of her children through the lens of a psychologist, how she helps founders embody “The Builders Mindset” and how you can apply these principles when raising children; helping set a foundation for your kids where they operate within the world from a place of their own desires and sense of direction as opposed to one that has been set by someone else.
This episode is sponso...
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The Joel Bein Show19: Hannah Frankman on New Possibilites for EducationHannah Frankman is making a ruckus in the education world as Founder of Rebel Educator and host of The Hannah Frankman Podcast. We have a deep and nuanced conversation about both the fundamental problems of the conventional school system, and the possibilities for a market that gives abundance of choice for children and families.
Hannah on Kyle Kingsbury Podcast:
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Connect with Hannah:
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2024-01-311h 20The Hannah Frankman PodcastJason Pedicone: How Dead Languages Can Change Your WorldJason Pedicone is the co-founder and President of the Paideia Institute. He received his Ph.D. in Classics from Princeton University in 2013.
In this episode, you’ll learn the value of learning “dead languages” and how the Classics can help people understand the world that they live in, the history of thought and the human condition. You’ll also learn about Jason’s Institute, how these languages have changed his world, and the relationship between learning dead languages and engaging in the practical world.
If you’re interested in learning Latin, check out Elementa...
2024-01-251h 48The Hannah Frankman PodcastWill Reusch: Education For a Modern WorldWill Reusch is a high school civics teacher in LA who has been working inside the public education system for 18 years.
In this episode you’ll learn how Will teaches his students the art of critical thinking, using the socratic method in the classroom, how to leverage the internet as a teacher, and how parents can support their kids by encouraging them to ask big questions.
Chapters:
0:00 - Will Reusch
2:20 - Discussion on the Use of Social Media for Education
15:50 - Envisioning the Education of the Fu...
2024-01-181h 34The Hannah Frankman PodcastDanielle Strachman: Funding Dropouts to Become EntrepreneursDanielle Strachman was one of the orginal operators of the Thiel Fellowship and is a cofounder and general partner of 1517 Fund, a VC firm that focuses on backing founders that are getting their education through starting a business rather than attending university. She has worked with young entrepreneurs for over a decade.
In this episode you’ll learn about Danielle’s views on education, the types of people she works with at 1517, how to raise high agency learners, and the value we can obtain from “glitch in the matrix” moments.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2024-01-111h 52The Hannah Frankman PodcastBryan Caplan: Proving Your Worth Without a DegreeBryan Caplan is a professor of economics at George Mason University and author of The Case Against Education.
In this episode you’ll learn where and when to be a nonconformist, whether the college path is useful for the average student as a mechanism for launching their career, the cost benefit of acquiring a degree, the inefficiencies of school funding in America, and practical ways of exiting the traditional educating system.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company https://www.johngaltmortgage.com
Chapters:
0:00 - Bryan Caplan
14:40 - Proving Your Worth Without a Degree
17:59 - The Future of Higher Ed...
2024-01-041h 02The Hannah Frankman PodcastKen Danford: Do Kids Need School to Be Successful?Ken Danford a former public school teacher who quit his job to start North Star: A teen learning center that views school as optional.
In this episode, you’ll learn why the traditional education model fails so many kids, how North Star is structured for freedom and consent, why treating kids like adults and giving them agency is so important, The ESA movement and politics of school funding, and advice for parents who are interested in unschooling.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2023-12-281h 32The Hannah Frankman PodcastMatt Bateman: The Christmas Grinch Episode: What’s Wrong with Our Education System?Matt Bateman is a philosopher in residence and co-founder of Higher Ground Montessori, one of the largest networks of Montessori schools in the world. Matt was a former philosophy professor at universities, is an expert in early childhood development, and has been working in the Montessori world for years.
In this episode, among many things, you’ll learn why ed tech as a sector is failing, the reasons for declining academic standards, whether we’re experiencing a teacher crisis, and whether there’s hope for the future of education
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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2023-12-211h 32The Hannah Frankman PodcastMagatte Wade: Saving Schools in AfricaMagatte Wade is an entrepreneur, author, and speaker dedicated to unlocking Prosperity in Africa. She is the creator Tiossan Academy and the author of The Heart of a Cheetah
In today’s episode you’ll learn about what childhood in Senegal and France was like for Magatte, the unique education traditions in Africa, and how education changed during the colonial era. You’ll also learn about the Tiossan Academy, the importance of entrepreneurship in education, and Magatte’s vision for the future of African education.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage...
2023-12-191h 57The Hannah Frankman PodcastPano Kanelos: Designing a University for the 21st CenturyPano Kanelos is the founding president of the University of Austin. Prior to that, Pano was the president of St. John’s College.
In this episode you can expect to hear about the importance of the Great Books and reading the classics, whether the college system has a monopoly on people’s ability to prepare themselves for the real world, the definition of human flourishing and how one should think about that in designing an education, and the development of and vision for the University of Austin.
This episode is sponsored by John Galt Mortgage Company
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Chap...
2023-12-072h 05The Hannah Frankman PodcastDr. Naomi Fisher: Is School Harming Your Kids’ Mental Health?Dr. Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist and education expert. She is the author of two incredible books, Changing Our Minds and A Different Way to Learn.
In this episode, you’ll learn about the effects of the current education system on children's mental health and how psychological issues later in life may have been set in motion by the traditional education system. You’ll also hear about Naomi’s personal experiences relocating due to education purposes for her children, the damaging effects of academic pressure, and the direct connections between psychology and education.
00:00 - Dr. Naomi Fisher
09:37 - Moving for Ed...
2023-11-301h 46The Hannah Frankman PodcastCraig Biddle: Unlocking the Secrets of a Fulfilling LifeCraig Biddle is an objectivist philosopher and founder of The Objective Standard and Objective Standard Institute. He also hosts a yearly Level Up Conference
In this episode you’ll hear philosophical arguments around critical thinking & objectivity, The concept of “privilege”, why education is not a human right, and why pursuing happiness is the moral thing to do.
Chapters:
0:00 - Craig Biddle
7:00 - The Integration of Philosophy and Self-Development
8:50 - How is living a good life moral?
20:20 - The Concept of Human Flourishing
28:55 - Critical Thinking & Object...
2023-11-231h 40The Hannah Frankman PodcastKelly Smith: The Microschool RevolutionKelly Smith is the founder of Prenda, one of the largest networks of microschools in the country.
In this episode, you’ll learn about Kelly’s unique path going from studying nuclear fusion at MIT to spearheading a massive network of microschools around the country. You’ll hear opinions on the optimal standardization, size and environment for microschools, the landscape of education post pandemic, and practical lessons that can help kids thrive in today’s world.
Chapters
0:00 - Kelly Smith
3:20 - What is Prenda and what is a Microsch...
2023-11-161h 45The Hannah Frankman PodcastGraham Frey: Will Risk Harm or Help Your Kids?Graham Frey has made a lifelong commitment to helping young people to grow and succeed. Graham currently serves as the CEO of Hallcraft School Studio and the past six years, was CEO of Alpha, an innovative network of K-12 schools based in Austin, Texas.
In this episode you’ll learn about the biggest problems in the education system, the implications of technology in education and how to go about choosing the right school for your children. You can also expect to learn about the idea of free-range parenting, cultivating a healthy relationship with risk, and building resilience and preparedness in ch...
2023-11-091h 35The Hannah Frankman PodcastJimmy Soni: Navigating the Modern Landscape of Literature and LearningJimmy Soni is an award-winning author. His latest book, THE FOUNDERS: The Story of PayPal and the Entrepreneurs Who Shaped Silicon Valley, was a debut best-seller and has earned praise from the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and The Economist.
Expect to hear Jimmy’s opinions on cancel culture, how learning and writing has changed in the age of social media, the significance of cultivating discipline and accountability as a creator, and Jimmy’s experience starting a Pod school for his daughter in New York City during the pandemic and...
2023-11-021h 54The Hannah Frankman PodcastRyan Delk: Building the Future of MicroschoolsThis week I’m speaking with Ryan Delk. Ryan is the founder of Primer, a network of microschools being built across the country.
In this episode, we talk about Ryan’s personal education experience and how it shaped and impacted the way he thinks about the schools he is building. We talk about what makes a good microschool and the most important things to be thinking about when developing schools and educational experiences for kids. We also explore Primer’s project-based approach for educating kids through skill-building, emotional intelligence, self esteem, and self efficacy. Finally, we dive into what is involv...
2023-10-261h 18The Hannah Frankman PodcastSky King: Lessons from an Advertising ManThis week I’m speaking with Sky King. Sky is a podcast consultant who has worked with some of the biggest names in podcasting such as Chris Williamson, Aubrey Marcus, and many more. Sky was extremely helpful in the process of launching this show and is a deeply studied student in the art of advertising, marketing, and podcasting.
In this episode we explore the ever-evolving media landscape, with an emphasis on podcasting and its increasing significance in a world bombarded with superficial news content. We discuss the history of advertising and marketing, the biggest campaigns that have worked throughout the ye...
2023-10-191h 39The Hannah Frankman PodcastKerry McDonald: Are Microschools the Future of American Education?Today I’m speaking with Kerry McDonald. Kerry is a fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education, a writer for Forbes and The 74, host of the LiberatED Podcast, and author of Unschooled. Kerry is one of the most well versed people I know when it comes to what is happening in the alternative education movement. In this episode, we talk about the history of education in America, the inception of the public school system, and how we slowly forgot that we knew how to educate ourselves. We also talk about the rise of the homeschooling/micro-schooling movement and the momentum we are...
2023-10-121h 27The Hannah Frankman PodcastIsaac Morehouse: Is the Degree Dead?In this episode I’m speaking with Isaac Morehouse, the founder of Praxis. Praxis is a year-long startup apprenticeship program that helps young people land jobs to give them real-world business experience. Isaac is a rebellious advocate for bucking the system in all areas of live.
In this episode, we talk about Isaac’s personal homeschooling experience, the way he chooses to educate his own children, the myths around homeschooling, whether or not alternative education is only for the privileged, what he learned working with start-up founders and entrepreneurs, and what it truly means to be successful in the world. We a...
2023-10-051h 58The Hannah Frankman PodcastSte Lane: The Intersection of Health and EducationThis week we have Ste Lane on the podcast. Ste is a holistic health coach and the host of Radical Health Radio. Ste reached out to have me on his podcast about the relationship between the intersection of alternative education and alternative health, and I knew he needed to be a guest on my show.
In this episode, we discuss how to raise whole humans who can thrive rather than just survive in the world. We dive into Ste’s own journey in traditional education, how he shook things up in early adulthood, and ho...
2023-09-281h 38The Hannah Frankman PodcastMichael Ellsberg: The Future of Work and Education in an AI WorldMichael Ellsberg is the author of The Education of Millionaires and The Last Safe Investment. As a writer, Michael is in a field that is quickly being subsumed by Artificial Intelligence and Michael has devoted a lot of his time thinking and writing about the implications of AI in the career and education landscapes.
In this episode, we dive into some of the pressing questions around the future of AI; What jobs is AI going to take away? What skills should we be learning to remain competitive? Should AI be a part of the...
2023-09-142h 21The Hannah Frankman PodcastAudrey Wisch: Inspiring Kids to Find Their True PassionToday I’m talking to Audrey Wisch. Audrey was a traditionally educated, classic straight-A student who eventually got into Stanford for her undergrad education. During covid, she started Curious Cardinals, a “side-hustle” that quickly turned into a full fledged education business that led her to dropping out of college.
In this episode we talk about how she has built her business, how she thinks about providing mentorship and education to K-12 students, education in the digital age, her experiences at Stanford compared to her experiences with entrepreneurship and her overall perspective on how the education system has change...
2023-09-071h 29The Hannah Frankman PodcastMatt Bateman: The Montessori Approach and the Innovation of EducationThis week, I am speaking with Matt Bateman, a philosopher in residence and co-founder of Higher Ground Montessori, one of the largest networks of Montessori schools in the world. Matt was a former philosophy professor at universities, an expert in early childhood development, and has been working in the Montessori world for years.
In this episode, we discuss the Montessori approach, its origins, and how it fits into the landscape of alternative education. We delve into the history of education, from the styles of the ancient Greeks to modern-day approaches. We also explore ways to motivate children...
2023-08-311h 43The Hannah Frankman PodcastHenrik Karlsson: Popular Education in Sweden and Raising Exceptional ChildrenToday I’m speaking with Henrik Karlsson. Henrik is an essayist and the author of the popular Substack Escaping Flatland. In this episode, we talk about a couple of his essays surrounding education; about the phenomenon of popular education in Sweden, why it has worked, and what similar structures we have in the US. We also discuss his piece on the childhoods of exceptional people; the common traits many influential figures of history shared and how we can model these behaviors when it comes to raising and educating our kids. We also talk about the power of the internet, how it...
2023-08-241h 41
Razib Khan's Unsupervised LearningHannah Frankman: unlearning the lessons of the pasthttps://razib.substack.com This is where you will find all the podcasts from Razib Khan's Substack and original video content. On this week's episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib talks to Hannah Frankman about the past, present and future of education. Frankman is a Hazlitt Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education, the founder of Rebel Educator, and the host of an eponymous podcast (Spotify, Apple and YouTube). Education as a discipline has been a human concern since Plato outlined an idealized system of universal pedagogy in The Republic, later to be rejected by his pupil Aristo...
2023-08-221h 16The Hannah Frankman PodcastJennifer Sey: Were School Closures Harmful to Kids?Jennifer Sey is an American author, filmmaker, business executive and retired artistic gymnast. She was the 1986 USA Gymnastics National Champion, and a 7-time member of the U.S. Women’s National Team. Sey’s first memoir, "Chalked Up," was released in 2008 and detailed the coaching cruelty inflicted on children in the sport of gymnastics. She also produced the 2020 Emmy award-winning documentary film, "Athlete A," which connected the crimes of Larry Nassar to broader abuses in the Olympic movement.
Sey began working at Levi Strauss & Co. in 1999, rising to Chief Marketing Officer and then Global Brand President. In January 2022, she was aske...
2023-08-171h 29The Hannah Frankman PodcastMichael Strong: Alternative Education, Socratic Environments, and Creating Thriving SubculturesMichael Strong is one of the most experienced veterans of the alternative education movement. Michael has been building alternative schools for over 30 years. His projects include a public school program in which minority female students gained four years’ worth of critical thinking gains in four months (on the Watson-Glaser). He later went into Montessori secondary school program design at The Judson Montessori School (San Antonio), The Emerson School, and Hacienda School. He created The Winston Academy, where middle school students passed AP exams, making it the most academically advanced school in the country at the time. Most recently, Michael launched an...
2023-08-101h 45
Hacking State9 - Hannah Frankman: On the Education of RebelsHannah Frankman is the founder of Rebel Educator, an all-inclusive resource hub for parents, teachers, and entrepreneurs. We discuss her experiences in educational reform and alternative paths to education, Montessori education philosophy, her involvement in the education space, and the launch of Rebel Educator. We also cover criticisms of the educational system and popular alternatives, homeschooling, the potential benefits of accelerated and decelerated learning, the need for more localized, private, and independent schools, and the importance of values in education.
Hannah Frankman
Website: http://hannahfrankman.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannahFrankman
2023-08-071h 10Hacking State9 - Hannah Frankman: On the Education of RebelsHannah Frankman is the founder of Rebel Educator, an all-inclusive resource hub for parents, teachers, and entrepreneurs. We discuss her experiences in educational reform and alternative paths to education, Montessori education philosophy, her involvement in the education space, and the launch of Rebel Educator. We also cover criticisms of the educational system and popular alternatives, homeschooling, the potential benefits of accelerated and decelerated learning, the need for more localized, private, and independent schools, and the importance of values in education.
Hannah Frankman
Website: http://hannahfrankman.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannahFrankman
2023-08-071h 10The Hannah Frankman PodcastJonny Anomaly: The Ideological Takeover of American UniversitiesJonny Anomaly was previously a lecturer at Duke University and the head of the Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Department at the University of Pennsylvania before leaving academia for good. He is currently the Academic Director of the Center for Philosophy, Politics, & Economics in Quito, Ecuador. Most of his recent writing focuses on exploring the social implications of emerging reproductive technologies, particularly embryo selection for polygenic traits.
In this episode, we discuss Jonny's experience with teaching training at Columbia and what he learned about the state of education training during his time...
2023-08-031h 22The Hannah Frankman PodcastMichael Gibson: College is Dead. We Just Don't Know it YetMichael Gibson is the cofounder of the venture capital fund 1517, which is devoted to backing dropouts and people who never stepped foot on a college campus. Before his academic apostasy, he was working towards a doctorate in philosophy at the University of Oxford. He has written on innovation and technology for MIT’s Technology Review, National Review, the Atlantic, and City Journal.
In this episode, we talk about Michael’s experience backing young people with the 1517 Fund, the importance of following up and pursuing research on effective learning, how we can encourage kids to be c...
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Stephan Livera PodcastSLP494 Hannah Frankman - Intro to HomeschoolingHannah Frankman of Rebel Educator joins me to talk about homeschooling and the problems of Public School:
Failures of public schooling vs homeschooling
Infantilization of people nowadays
Homeschooling vs unschooling
Social skills of homeschooled kids
Single income trade offs
Results of homeschooling
Links:
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Podcast (Spotify): The Hannah Frankman Podcast
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2023-07-241h 04The Hannah Frankman PodcastRazib Khan: Are Redheads Going Extinct?Welcome to the Hannah Frankman Podcast! This week we have my friend Razib Khan on the podcast.
Razib is a geneticist, writer, and currently works at the biotech firm, Genrait as CXO. He has written for publications that include The New York Times, City Journal, India Today, National Review, Slate, Unheard, Quillette, Nautilus & The Guardian, on a broad range of topics.
In this episode, Razib and I dive into the genetics of redheads. Are redheads genetic mutants?! Are redheads less pain-tolerant, more fiery tempered, going extinct?! Is there any scientific grounding to these statements? We also ex...
2023-07-201h 36
The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd#155 Homeschooling = Future of Education? - Hannah Frankman (Repost)Hannah is awesome and you should listen to this podcast. She grew up homeschooled, is an endlessly curious person, has a deep sense of agency, and is a pro at carving her own path. She's done a ton of things including writing, coaching, and working at startups and has created jobs for herself, negotiated working remotely (before it was cool), and has done a ton of other things. She recently founded Rebel Educator which is a media brand that aims to share more about homeschooling and alternative education with a broader audience online.Follow Hannah:@HannahFrankman / Twi...
2023-07-171h 20
The Chris Spangle ShowThe History Behind One-Fits-All Public Education and How to Take Charge of Your Kids Education with Hannah FrankmanHannah Frankman of rebelEducator (soon to be School By Design) joins to discuss the history of education in America. How did we end up with one design for education in a country where fifty bags of chips or ten soda can be chosen at a grocery store? Hannah breaks down what let to the centralization of education, how one can make a different choice and explains what options already exist for parents looking to break free of public education.Hannah also has a new podcast on the subject of education, freedom, and many other topics. Download The...
2023-07-1445 min
The Chris Spangle ShowThe History Behind One-Fits-All Public Education and How to Take Charge of Your Kids Education with Hannah FrankmanHannah Frankman of rebelEducator (soon to be School By Design) joins to discuss the history of education in America. How did we end up with one design for education in a country where fifty bags of chips or ten soda can be chosen at a grocery store? Hannah breaks down what let to the centralization of education, how one can make a different choice and explains what options already exist for parents looking to break free of public education.Hannah also has a new podcast on the subject of education, freedom, and many other topics. Download The...
2023-07-1443 minThe Hannah Frankman PodcastDavid Perell: Will Online Courses Break the Education Establishment?David Perell is an educator, writer, and entrepreneur. He is the founder of the online writing school Write of Passage, where he teaches students to think, write, and communicate with clarity and impact. David is also the host of the North Star Podcast, where he interviews fascinating people and explores innovative ideas. Through his work, David has become a leading thinker on topics such as education, creativity, and the future of work.
In this episode, we dive into what makes an effective online course, the dynamics behind curating incredible online experiences...
2023-07-131h 03The Hannah Frankman PodcastEd Latimore: Self-Education From the Hood to Twitter KingEd Latimore is a retired professional heavyweight boxer, writer, and speaker. Ed has written several books, including "Not Caring What Other People Think Is a Superpower," and “Sober Letters to My Drunken Self”. Ed is prolific on Twitter, has a degree in physics, and is a competitive chess player... a true Renaissance Man.
In this episode, we talk about Ed’s recent journey into fatherhood, his upbringing in the Pittsburgh Public School System and the power of taking risks and learning from mistakes. We also dive into the current landscape of education, the value of sch...
2023-07-131h 35The Hannah Frankman PodcastConnor Boyack: The School System is Teaching Your Kids to be MediocreConnor Boyack is an author, speaker, and advocate for educational freedom. He is the founder and president of Libertas Institute, a public policy think tank in Utah, and is also the author of 40 books, including his new book Mediocrity and the popular Tuttle Twins series for children. Connor has been a leading voice in the homeschooling movement, working to reform laws and regulations to expand educational choice for families. Connor is passionate about helping individuals and families discover their unique paths to success and fulfillment through self-directed learning and personal responsibility.
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2023-07-0601 minKyle Kingsbury Podcast#309 Education by Design w/ Hannah FrankmanHannah Frankman is new to the show and fairly new to my world, but we’re off to a fast start. She’s incredible and has such a wide, deep range of knowledge on education. She grew up outside of “the matrix”, being homeschooled, working on a local farm, pursuing higher education outside of the university system. She’s a brand building dynamo that doesn’t stop.
She drops serious knowledge, levity, and general congeniality in this convo. We get into her story with education, family dynamics and how those two are far more intertwined than most realize.
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2023-06-291h 50
The Learning Evolution Podcast55: Hannah Frankman on Fixing Childhood Education to Prepare Kids for LifeHannah Frankman is the founder of Rebel Educator - a resource that provides professional development for schools to build a concept and project based learning culture, and resources for entrepreneurs starting their own schools.
Hannah had a non-traditional schooling experience and is an advocate for fostering critical thinking, mental models, philosophy and argument formation with children in order to set them up for success in life.
On this episode, we discussed:
How Hannah’s non-traditional education experience set her up for success in her career and life (1:08)
Modern alternatives to college (14:15)
What Revel Educator is...
2022-11-281h 00
Founder Views - SaaS, Business, and BeyondHannah Frankman: Is The Traditional School System Obsolete?My oldest child is starting kindergarten, and the thoughts of alternative schooling options have been on my mind. I've been questioning the concept of traditional school system for quite a while, and have been on an exploration to determine what type of schooling is best for my kids.Hannah Frankman is the founder of rebelEducator. She grew up homeschooled, skipped college to cut her teeth in the startup world, and has been living and breathing alternative education ever since. She’s a regular writer, speaker, and commentator on education innovation.Most people grow up in so...
2022-08-191h 34
The Pathless Path with Paul MillerdLessons From Homeschooling, Skipping College & Carving Her Own Path - Hannah FrankmanHannah is awesome and you should listen to this podcast. She grew up homeschooled, is an endlessly curious person, has a deep sense of agency, and is a pro at carving her own path. She's done a ton of things including writing, coaching, and working at startups and has created jobs for herself, negotiated working remotely (before it was cool), and has done a ton of other things. She recently founded Rebel Educator which is a media brand that aims to share more about homeschooling and alternative education with a broader audience online.Follow Hannah:@HannahFrankman / Twi...
2022-06-281h 20
In Bloom with Ela Richmond#13 - Hannah Frankman - How Taking Time Off Saved Her CareerSend us a textToday's guest, Hannah Frankman, is a freelancer and digital nomad. As someone interested by the lifestyle, I asked her all of the questions I was dying to know: what it takes to be a freelancer, how to begin freelancing, what it's like to travel, how to sustain her lifestyle, and how to stay safe as a female solo-traveling.If you want more from Hannah, follow her on her website, and socials. Twitter: twitter.com/hannahfrankmanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-frankman...
2022-04-011h 29
Thriving UnitedS2, #10 - How to Break the Mold with Hannah FrankmanWhat is Up Thrivers! Tody I am speaking with a writer, educator, career coach, startup employee, podcaster, and perpetual learner. Or simply, Hannah Frankman.
Hannah currently works at Praxis, a startup apprenticeship program, where she coaches young professionals through the process of bypassing college and launching their careers in the business world. Specifically, she is the Community Manager and Apprenticeship Advisor. Her position has allowed her to coach over 150 people into launching their careers thus far, and that number is only growing. Beyond her role at Praxis she is working as the Charleston Chapter Manager for Next Gen. Building an...
2019-05-031h 01
The Daily Job Hunt11 - Hannah Frankman on Skipping College and Her Career Crash StoryHannah Frankman is the community manager for Praxis. She joins Career Crashers this week to share her story of deciding to skip college and go straight to building a career.
Topics discussed:
- How Hannah grew up homeschooling and why she decided to not go to college
- Answering people when they asked what she was doing instead of going to college
- How working at a farm, leading english classes, and reading voraciously prepared Hannah for her opportunity with Praxis
- How Hannah pitched Praxis on being an inter...
2019-04-0122 min